Probably because of the history of the region and their lack of sufficient space for farming, but idk how it is over there.

Exactly. Though I feel pretty much any ability is gold, you just need to figure out how to use it.

Sauce?

If he's alive imma call bullshiton the author. Since the heart is a muscle he's gotta be dead.

What's unfair is purely the match fixing, though the teacher shoulda stopped the first match when those 2 bastards were smurfing.

I'm only annoyed he can't use his clones or this would be over already. Than again it's a 3v1 so be happy everyone is nerfed cuz otherwise his team might be dead.
Also Korone and Okawa are adorable.

A fking dipshit. "Human" dumpster fire. A bastard to the core. Personality available in a dollar store.

At the same time, they're pumping him full of strengh syrum.

Eh, it's kinda funny. Wish he just told the lady he has poison immunity tho.

Hit the clone, summon the rest.

"Great Sage" kkkk~ probably gonna lose the skill the moment he loses his virginity- Also it seems his clones keep getting smarter! Fk yea!

That does make it a perfect place for him tho.

And braindead folks also need to not drink random postions that make their muscles melt. If he ain't ded imma call bullshit cuz his heart should've melted.

People in comments talkin like he's gonna live lmao~ dumbass, the heart is a muscle as well.

The guy right before me is out of the loop. Ofc they use dots for decimals! The US does it and they were supported by the US through the korean civil war. Then again, here in Canada we use both interchangeably, which is confusing as fk. Depends on what language is being used. Dots for decimals with english, and commas for decimals with french. Now that's fkin insanity.

What chap that from?

If the mc finds out he gonna rip them a new asshole.

The most recent comment before mine is correct. Those two are the maot trustworthy of all association presidents (though one is a secretary

As if that bastard from your pfp isn't as well. Though he's at least humanoid.

The author did an excellent job distracting me from recalling chapter 1.